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Careers School Guidance:     more books (100)

Outcomes of career guidance and counseling in high school by Lawrence Hotchkiss, 1985 A programmatic assessment of the Career Information Delivery System within a variety of career guidance settings: [Biddeford High School] by John P Moran, 1982 Career education: Guidance in the elementary school (Ohio State University. Center for Vocational and Technical Education. Information series) by George E Hill, 1973 Career guidance information needs of rural and small schools (Research and development series) by James M Bagby, 1977 Wisconsin Focuses on Career Guidance: Parents, Students, Guidance Counselors and School Administrators Talk about Career Counseling and the School-To- Your Comprehensive School Guidance and Counseling Program: A Handbook of Practical Activities by C. E. Vanzandt, J. B. Hayslip, et all 1994-01 The Harvard Business School Guide to Careers in the Nonprofit Sector (A Harvard Business School Career Guide) by Stephanie Lowell, 2000-01 From School to a Career: A Student's Guide to Success in the Real World by John R. Jell, 2005-01-20 The Harvard Business School Guide to Careers in Management Consulting, 2001 by Lily Wong, Harvard Business Reference, 2000-09 The Harvard Business School Guide to Careers in Finance 2001 (A Harvard Business School Career Guide) by Harvard Business Reference, 2000-09 Career Options for Law School Students: Leading Partners From the World's Top Firms Provide a Glimpse Into the Real World Life in Various Practice Areas ... Success as Lawyer (Bigwig Briefs) by Aspatore Books Staff, Bigwig Briefs Staff, et all 2002-09 Getting Skilled, Getting Ahead: Your Guide for Choosing a Career and a Private Career School by James R. Myers, Elizabeth Warner Scott, 1989-07 Harvard Business School Career Guide for Finance--1999 by Editor Anthony L. Tillman, 1998-10 A Mathematician's Survival Guide: Graduate School and Early Career Development by Steven G. Krantz, 2003-07-29

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61. SchoolFinder.com
    Educational, school and guidance counsellors advise current and prospective studentson educational issues, career planning and personal development and co  
    http://www.schoolfinder.com/careers/profile.asp?CareerCode=4143gdn&URL=index

62. Untitled Document
    for high school guidance counselors on promoting and encouraging the participationof students with disabilities in science careers, intensive dissemination of  
    http://www.rit.edu/~easi/nsfppd/9800241.htm

63. Careers In Science And Engineering
    A career planning guide for science and engineering grad students.Category Business Industrial Goods and Services Employment careerscareers IN SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING. A STUDENT PLANNING GUIDE TO GRAD school ANDBEYOND. ORGANIZING COMMITTEE, PROJECT guidance GROUP, PRINCIPAL PROJECT STAFF.  
    http://www.nap.edu/readingroom/books/careers/

64. MAD.SCI Libe: Science Careers
    Science careers Sponored by the American Association for the Advancement of shoulddefinitely discuss options with your parents and school guidance counselor.  
    http://www.madsci.org/libs/areas/careers.html
    
    Extractions: So.. you want to be a scientist? Careers in Science and Mathematics Though the below links and descriptions are "US-centric" the same concepts should apply regardless of your country of origin. For information about careers in specific branches of science, try the page for that area. K-12 and Undergraduate Career Links Undergraduate, graduate and professional links What should I do before college? During this time it is most important to develop and "fine tune" some basic skills that will serve you for the rest of your life. Develop an appetite for READING : Throughout your life, much of the information you learn will be through the written word. Books, magazines, newspapers.. they don't need to be about *science* but they should be something with *content* (not just the funny pages). Regardless of whether you have a bookcase filled with books, or just a few old paperbacks, get to know your local public library . It's free, it's full of books on all topics imaginable, and chances are there's one

65. Monster Healthcare Careers Information For Students (
    Genetic counselors provide information and guidance about medical issues that have Anonline guide to healthcare careers for high school students, provided  
    http://healthcare.monster.com/articles/highschool/

66. Students At Chelmsford County High School
    For guidance on courses for certain careers, click here For more information on careersat CCHS, click here. seek professional advice from this school if they  
    http://www.cchs.co.uk/students/sixthform/careers.htm
    
    Extractions: You are here: Home Students Sixth Form Introduction Careers in the scientific and technological areas frequently require specific academic subjects. Other careers are usually more concerned with the quality of results (rather than specific subjects) and the character of the applicant. The value of A levels and GCSE is that they are widely accepted as appropriate qualifications for entry into many careers: the student can delay the choice of career yet still have a wide range of opportunities. For guidance on courses for certain careers, click here to access the PDF. Please note that in the information provided, minimum qualifications only are given. In practice, high grade results, extra qualifications and particular personal qualities are often sought, especially by the professions. These are samples of only some of the many kinds of employment which CCHS students have entered. For a general guideline on choosing A Level subjects with a view to Higher Education and careers

67. ED435950 1999-00-00 Careers In The Mathematical Sciences: The Role Of The School
    In specifically targeting careers in the mathematical sciences, school counselorscan provide guidance and counseling to address perceptions, support, attitudes  
    http://www.ericfacility.net/databases/ERIC_Digests/ed435950.html
    
    Extractions: Source: ERIC Clearinghouse on Counseling and Student Services Greensboro NC. Careers in the Mathematical Sciences: The Role of the School Counselor. ERIC Digest. THIS DIGEST WAS CREATED BY ERIC, THE EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES INFORMATION CENTER. FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT ERIC, CONTACT ACCESS ERIC 1-800-LET-ERIC "The more things change, the more they remain the same." This old cliche seems to have much relevance today as it concerns individuals selecting one of the mathematical sciences, including engineering and computer science, as a career choice. Although there has been an increase in career options in the mathematical sciences due to the recent advances in technology and its applications, the number of individuals selecting a career in this field has changed very little. ROLE OF THE SCHOOL COUNSELOR School counselors also can help increase family collaboration by working closely with parents to increase family-school communication, and by providing parents with the skills and attitudes necessary to encourage their children to make appropriate career choices. Parents' beliefs about mathematics influence children's beliefs. For example, parents with mathematics-related anxiety who are working with their children on mathematics homework will directly impact the comfort level of their children toward mathematics, and thus toward a career in the mathematical sciences.

68. CATALYST, March 2003: High School Guidance Counselors
    of reasons, rely more heavily on guidance counselors to get information about collegesand careers, and to educators to study the high school advisory program  
    http://www.catalyst-chicago.org/03-03/0303brief.htm
    
    Extractions: founder, College and Career Readiness Network The problem High school guidance counselors are in short supply, and those on the job struggle to serve an overwhelming number of students while keeping up with a host of administrative tasks. As a result, many CPS students do not get enough guidance to succeed in high school and move on to college or the workforce. Since 1997, high schools have been required to offer an advisory class that pairs a teacher with a group of students for four years. The class is intended to help students bond with someone on school staff who could help them realize their goals, but research indicates it has yet to fulfill its mission on a large scale.

69. Guidance/Careers
    and Test Taking Strategies A Listening and Note Taking A High school guidance AFind Abbreviations Student Guide TESTPREP.COM(tm) Home Page careers A Job  
    http://www.nvnet.org/nvhs/edresource/hubpages/Guidance.html

70. Current Vacancies
    Conditions of Service The successful applicant will be appointed to the post of PrincipalLecturer in careers guidance and Planning school of Humanities and  
    http://babylon4.isd.glam.ac.uk/Jobs/jobdesc.php?what=HU217

71. Careers
    and open houses; Presentations to school guidance counselors; For more informationon schoolbusiness partnerships careers in the Printing Industry What types of  
    http://www.printmd.com/career.htm
    
    Extractions: PIM works to promote the graphic communications industry among young people seeking an exciting, high-tech career field. Some of the ways we do this include: Technical/vocational high school advisory committees Tours of printing and graphic communication companies Internship and job shadowing opportunities Speakers Bureau Industry displays at school career fairs and open houses Presentations to school guidance counselors Lunch with Students program Promotional resources including brochures, posters, keychains, decals, videos, and an interactive CD-ROM, "Discover Print."

72. Goshen High School Guidance Departmenr
    2000. GOSHEN HIGH school guidance. guidance Counselors. Online Guide to financialaid. Occupational Outlook Handbook, Comprehensive information about careers.  
    http://ghs.gcsny.org/guidance/
    
    Extractions: Campus Tours Virtual college tours CareerZone Career exploration program with info on more than 1,100 occupations College Board Online SAT info, database of colleges and financial information CollegeNET College Information searchable by major, location, tuition etc. Scholarships Database of more than 600,000 awards Fastweb Free online scholarship search FAFSA Federal Financial Aid Online Application FinAid! Online Guide to financial aid Occupational Outlook Handbook Comprehensive information about careers FAFSA Provides the form you need to receive federal student financial aid Peterson's College and Career Guide Search for colleges and apply online Princeton Review Online Database of colleges and rankings of top 311 colleges New York Colleges and Universities Information about private colleges in New York Student Guide to Financial Aid US Dept. of Ed. Site

73. Careers In Architecture --- The RIBA Education Dept
    guidance on Courses How can I find out more about in the Downloads section of theCareers website Each school provides information on the types of courses that  
    http://www.careersinarchitecture.net/bs4.asp
    
    Extractions: How can I find out more about Higher Education Courses in Architecture? The list of RIBA Validated Courses held on the President's Medals Student Awards website provides mission statements and a selection of most schools' best student work since 1998. The website also include direct links to the websites of Schools of Architecture in the UK and Overseas. Full contact details of UK schools can be accessed in the Downloads section of the Careers website. The booklet 'Schools of Architecture with Courses recognised by the RIBA 2001-2002' contains brief notes on Schools of Architecture in the UK whose courses are validated by the RIBA. Each School provides information on the types of courses that are recognised by the RIBA, the length of the courses and the degree or diploma to which each courses leads. It also outlines the number of students in the school, entry requirements, the Head of school and a short description of the school, its undergraduate and graduate courses, and in some cases the reseach and postgraduate opportunities offered. Available from RIBA Bookshops costing £5.00 Click on RIBA Bookshops to order a copy.

74. UCD - The Michael Smurfit Graduate School Of Business - Student Resources, Inser
    Professionallytrained career guidance advisors will advise you on an Gamble haveconducted workshops at the school on topics The careers advisory service  
    http://ucdbusiness.ucd.ie/resources/careers.htm
    
    Extractions: The success of Smurfit School depends on the success of our graduates. Throughout every programme, you are encouraged to assess your interests, abilities and strengths in order to meet your individual career aspirations, while professional career guidance is available through our Careers Advisory Service. This is a full career guidance service with a comprehensive array of research and online facilities. These include a large bank of data and publications relating to potential employers around the world, as well as reference materials such as guides to psychometric testing, job hunting or CV preparation.

75. AMEC - Careers - School Leaver Opportunities
    their careers. This training is generally under the professional guidance of seniormembers of the specific business. Our programmes aimed at school / college  
    http://www.amec.com/careers/opps.asp?pageid=164

76. External Links Page For Careers Guidance Topics(no Frames) In School-Resources.c
    An educational resource website offering a library of learning resources and links to useful careers guidance educational sites to staff and students.  
    http://www.school-resources.co.uk/CareersIntro.asp
    
    Extractions: LINKS TO CAREERS SITES Please scroll through the topic list by clicking on the down arrow, then click on the desired topic to select it: Topic: All topics Further Education General Specific Careers Sort by Web Site Title Sort by Age Range Please press the Finished button when you have made your choice. Please email us with your favourite sites and comment about any of the ones you visit. School-Resources.co.uk Return to Home Page ©School-Resources.co.uk

77. Careers Education New Hampshire Association Of Broadcasters
    We have completed a broadcast careers video and sent it to all high schools inthe state. We have added high school guidance counselors to our newsletter  
    http://www.nhab.org/ce/bcp.html

78. High School Health Careers Program (HSHCP) - UMass Medical School
    students early enough in their academic careers and help Open Houses to familiarizehigh school students, teachers, principals, guidance counselors, as  
    http://www.umassmed.edu/outreach/hshcp.cfm
    
    Extractions: outreach programs The High School Health Careers Program (HSHCP) offers Sophomore and Junior year High School students a unique opportunity to learn about a multifaceted academic health center located in the Heart of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. To increase the number of under-represented students in the health professions. For over twenty years, the High School Health Careers Program (HSHCP) has been providing academic preparation and health careers exploration for under-represented students from the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. In order for under-represented students to enter any health career, they must finish high school. This program motivates students to finish high school and gives them solid information on health careers as an incentive to complete their high school education.

79. Careers In Marine Science
    General information about education and careers in science in the United in marinescience should seek assistance from their high school guidance counselors or  
    http://www.marinelab.sarasota.fl.us/CAREERS.HTM
    
    Extractions: Advice to Students and Parents From the Scientists of Mote Marine Laboratory Science is the systematic discovery of knowledge about the natural world, and marine science is the general term for research conducted in oceans and coastal or inland waters connected to the sea. Marine scientists work in a surprising variety of disciplines. Examples include planetology, meteorology, physics, chemistry, geology, physical oceanography, paleontology, and biology. Marine science also includes archaeology , anthropology, sociology, engineering and other studies of human relationships with the sea. Scientists in such disciplines may be highly specialized. Geologists, for example, may concentrate on coastal processes, dynamics of the continental shelf or slope, or structure of the ocean floor. Chemists may work entirely at the interface of the sea and atmosphere, in the zone affected by ocean waves, at the maximum depth of light penetration, or in the environments created by deep sea thermal vents. Biologists may work mostly in tropical waters or polar seas, on plants, invertebrates, or vertebrates. Many marine scientists have multiple specialties or work as part of multi disciplinary teams. Marine scientists are employed by universities and colleges, international organizations, federal and state agencies, private companies, nonprofit laboratories and local governments, or they may be self-employed . Marine scientists draw professional salaries and may be rewarded richly for their work in intangible ways, but they almost never become wealthy by American standards. Salaries depend on each person's education, experience, and specific discipline. Location, the present supply of scientists, and other factors also affect individual salaries. Examples of marine sciences that presently pay above-average salaries are physical oceanography, marine technology and engineering, and computer modeling.

80. Untitled
    in psychology and explains what you can do now to prepare for those careers. thatyou seek the advice and guidance of your high school guidance counselor, your  
    http://www.apa.org/pi/oema/careers/book1/
    
    Extractions: HOW CAN I PREPARE FOR A CAREER IN PSYCHOLOGY? In developing a vision of your future career, we strongly recommend that you seek the advice and guidance of your high school guidance counselor, your parent(s), a teacher you trust, a college/university admissions advisor, or your church leader. AS A HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT OF COLOR, YOU MUST UNDERSTAND AND BELIEVE THAT YOU CAN BE RESPONSIBLE FOR DECISIONS THAT AFFECT YOUR FUTURE. About Public Interest Conferences Executive Director Messages

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